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SELLING LIQUOR 10 MINORS.

The saloon keepers look upon the law
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minors ws an intdirrnbNe oppression. IT
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years2 OF course, Christian people and
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OFFICIAL OATHS.

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An English missionary in India nccuse'
the British officials in that country with
Encouraging tie dihiiiOlion Of spirits Cor
the sake OF the revenue. The income from
this source in Bengal rose in seven years
from 100000 TO El ,ooo. 900. lie gives u
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drink. Arcldc~on Fnrar voys that in
India the English have matle o,,e hundred
drunkards for one Christian.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Nolice is hereby given that the p'riner-
slip lately existing between William Bar
ton aud ELISHA +. Averill. under the firm
name of Barton & Averili. was di-solvpd
by mutual consent on the 2lst day ol
March, A. d., 1887.
William b ,rlnn is authorized To make
settlement Of debts owing To or hy the late
firm, WILLIAM BARTON.
ELISHA p AvERIIL.
Perrysburg, o., March q, 1887.
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Getting Down TO Busincss.-Mr.

Getting Down to Business.-Mr. X.
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minute from the postoffice and the same
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no FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

Having purchased the in,eres, Of Mr.. f,
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shall Immediately put in new stock oil
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Great excitement has been caused 10 the via
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The County Board of School Examin-
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Saturday-March 8 and 10.
Saturday-April ., 10 and 80.
Saturday--May IA, 1887.
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Mr.. Chaa Hamilton, Of Toledo spent
Sunday with parents and friends in the
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. +. Ryder, Of Bucyrus,
are visiting parents and friends here this
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After an absence Of two months in Illi-
nois Mr.. Chas. Lampman returned home
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Mr.. Earl Baird leaves tomorrow
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vacation. He has gained one inch in
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| his absence,
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and wife and Rod and Frank Lease, lett
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rhe Story of Margaret Kent.
Holly, Marelta-Sweet Cicely.
Holmes, Oliver Wendal!-
A Mortal An,ipathy.
Howell, w. D.
A Woman's Reason.
The Ministers Cnarge.
A Fearful Responsibility.
lngeluw, Jean
John Jerome.
Sarah De Berenger.
Don John.
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The Hunter Cats of Connorloa.
Nelly's Silver Mine.
James, Henry
The Princess Casamassima.
Lonsdale, Margaret-Siser Dora.
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Phnnlasies, the Por,ent.
The Wears Daughter.
What's Mines Niue,
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The Asbury Twins.
The Doctors Daughter.
Qninnebasset Girls.
Merriweather, Magnus-
ROYAL Lowries Last Year at ST. o.
Honor Bright.
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No N,ne series
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Will Donbigh.
Almost Duchess.
NV Wife and My Wife's Sister.
A Modern Mephstopheles.
Juslina.
A Daughter of the Philislines.
The Making Of Man.
By the Tiber.
Oliphanl, Mrs
A Country Gentleman and hi, Fam
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Phelps. Elizabeth Stuart
The Madonna of the Tubs.
Prentiss, Mrs E.
The Home mt Greylock.
Schwalka. Frederick
The Children Of the Cold.
Sidney, Maigaret-
FIVE Liltle Peppers.
Stockton, Frank
The Late Mira, Null.
The Lrdy or the Tiger.
Folslui, Cnunt Lv"f N
Childhood, Bpyhuod and Youth,
Townsend, George A Katy Of Cactuclin
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Unknown
Joan, the Maid.
Face 10 Face.
We Brys.
Val,cs, Armada Don
The Marquis "f Penalia.
Walwmth, Ml-. j. IL
The New Man at Rpssn,ere.
Warner, Susan-
The Gnld Of Chickaree.
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Syhil aud Chryssa.
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Karl Kriuken,
Casper and his Friends.
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Wood. Mr-. Henry Rulard Yurke.
Yonue, Charlotte NJ lie Trial.
TRAVELS.
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India Revisiled,
Hare. Augustus j C.-Walks In Rome.
Knox, Thomas W.
The Boy Travellers in the Russian
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The Boy Travellers in South America
Layard, Austin ii. NJ. r.
Discoveries Among the Ruins ol
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Taylor, B,yard-Nortlern Travel.
Tyndall, john
Hours of Exercise in the Alps.
Wingale, George W
Through the Yellowstone Park OF
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BIOGRAPHY.
Disraeli, 1saaG-
The Literary Character OF Men o
| Genus.
Edgar, John O.
| Footprints OF Famous Men.
Flanders, Henry
The Life and Times of the Chief Jus
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Grant, Gen. U s.
Personal Memories. Vols. ii.
Grey. Lieut.. Gen. c.
The Tarly Years OF the Prince Con
Hugo, Madame-Victor Hugo.
jesse. John Heneage-
Memoirs of the Pretenders.
Losing, Benson j.
Mary and Martha Washington.
Maxwell, w. H.-The Life Of Wellington
Onesimus-
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Philochristus-
Memoirs Of Disciple OF the Lord.
Pitman, Mrs. Il. R.-Elzabelh Fry.
Prescott, William H.
The History Of the Reign Of Ferdl
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History OF the Reign Of Philip II
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History of France. Vols. VIII.
Hale. Rev. E.
The Fall of the Stuarts and Western
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Hallem, Henry
The Constitutional History of Eng
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Humphreys, A. A.
The Virginia Campaign.
johnson. Rev. A. H
The Normans IN Europe.
kolihrnusch, Frederick
History OF Germany.
Kaufman, Raslie (ediied by)
Our Young Folks Plu,arch.
Lsmeriine, DE Alphonso-
History of the Girondests. Vols. Ill.
Logan, John A.-The Great Conspiracy.
Longman, W. F.
Frederick the Great and the Seven
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Mccarthy, Jus,in-The Epocl, OF Reform.
Mackenzie, Rev. james
Our Country, n History Of Scotland
for Young People.
Merivale, Charles b. D.
History OF the Romans. Vols. w.
Morris, Edward E.
The Early Hanoverians.
The Age of Anne.
Morris, VIM. O'Cnnnor-
The French Revolution.
Parkman, Francis-LsSslle and the Dis
covery of the Great West.
The Jessnlts of North America in the
Seventeenth Century.
France aud England in n. A.
Lakes George and CIamplain, Mag
ara, Montreal and Quebec.
Pinkerton, Allen
The Spy of the Rebellion.
Pond. George E.
The Shenandoah Valley.
Proceedings at the dwelling of the
Soldiers Monument on the site OF Fort
Stevenson.
Rawlinson, George
Five Great Monarchies OF the Eastern
World. Vuls. III.
The Sixth Great Oriental Monarchy.
The Seventh Great Oriental Monarchy.
| Raymond, Miss Emily
Abont Chautanqna.
Schleimann, DR.. Henry
Mycene
Troji
Seebohm, Frederick
The Ern of the Protestant Revolution.
Sheppard. William
Our Young Folks Joseplius.
Our Young Folks History of the Ro-
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Stubs, Wiilam--rhe Early Plantagenets.
Thiers. NJ. A.
| History Of the Consulate and the EN-
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Warbnrton. Rev. W.--Edward Third.
Wilhrow, Rev. II. W.
The Catacomls OF Rome.
| rurnrpny
Hopkins, Mark -Evdences OF Christianity
SOCIOLOGY.
Report of the Secretary of the In.
| trri"r. Nol+. Nv.
| Official Record "f the War OF the Re.
bellion. Vols. TX.
Report at the Social Statistics of Cit
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Report oi the Statistics of Wages.
Billings, j s.
Report ON the Mortality and Vital
SnlisIics Of The U. S aud Census.
Poole, Ben Perley--
A Descriptive Catalogue OF Govern
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TrowErige, Pr"l. W. p
Statistics of Power ami Machinery
employed in Manufacturers of the
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The U. 5. Mining Laws.
Statistics and Technology of Precious
Met IL.
Report of the Commissioner Of Eiu-
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PHlLoLoGY.
Rick. Anthony
Dictionary OF Roman and Greek An
liquilies.
NATURAL SCIENCE.
Gosse, Philip Henry
Evenings AT the Microscope.
Keary, Z. F--rhe Dawn of History.
Phin, john How TO Use the Microscope
USEFUL ARTS.
Dalton, john c.
Treatise ON Human Physiology,
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Shaw, Thomas b.
Complete Manual Of English Literu
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POETRY AND DRAMA.
Browning, Rohert--Poelical Works.
Hayne, Paul Il.--Legends and Lyrics.
Keats, John-- Poetical Works.
K,ng-ley, Charles--Poems of
Lyiion, Hon, Lold--
King Arthur.
The New Timon.
Percy, Thomas
Reliqnes of Ancient English Poetry
Stedman, Edmund Clarence
Poelieal Works.
Sloddard, Richard Henry--Poems Of.
Lytton, Hon. Lord
Dramatic Works. Vols. ri.
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outat free. Address TRUE g. Co., Augusta,
Maine
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-03-25

In recent issue of the Bucyrus Jour
nal is chronicled delicate surgical oper-
alton. Two rougls set upon young
man that WAS passing along the road al
night alone and severely beat him. Nearly
year later violent inflammation at
lacked the right eye, caused by the loss Of
body called the crystalent lense. Short
ly the left eye became implicated and to-
tai aud ncurable blindness WAS inevitable
unless soon stopped AS last resort two
of The competent surgeons of Bucyrns re
solved to remove the diseased portion OF
the eye, and il tins failed. TO remove the
eve bali. The first resulted in the grand
success OF resorting The sight and curing the
In II animation.